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Cultural Heritage in Tomorrow ’s
Knowledge Society
Claude Poliart
Project Officer
Cultural Heritage Applications
DG - INFORMATION SOCIETY
5th FP
The IST Programme
the Cultural Heritage Content
Information Society
Technologies
IST - Key Action III
Multimedia Content and
Tools
striking a balance between competitiveness and the
emerging cultural economy
Information Society
Technologies KA III
 Electronic publishing
 Cultural heritage
 Language technologies
 Information access
 Education and training
Cultural Heritage
in the IST Programme
“access to scientific
and cultural content
through the networking of libraries,
archives and museums”
Building compelling and inclusive
cultural landscapes in Europe
Extract from the 5th Framework Programme
Research and innovation needed
 Improved access to heritage
by expanding the contribution
of libraries, museums and
archives
Research and innovation needed
 Improved access to heritage
by expanding the contribution
of libraries, museums and
archives
 Access to heterogeneous
distributed and networked
collections
Research and innovation needed
 Powerful new functionalities for
large-scale digital repositories
Research and innovation needed
 Powerful new functionalities for
large-scale digital repositories
 Preservation of electronic
materials and surrogates of
fragile physical objects
This means working on
 Advanced digital libraries
This means working on
 Advanced digital libraries
 Intelligent Heritage
This means working on
 Advanced digital libraries
 Intelligent Heritage
 High quality cultural
services and content
This means working on
 Advanced digital libraries
 Intelligent Heritage
 High quality cultural
services and content
 Networking and co-operation
Calls:
 Access - 1999
 Preservation - 1999
 Digital Collections - 2000
 Virtual Representation - 2000
 Heritage for All - 2001
 Next Generation Collections - 2001
Results and
Future Plans
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Advanced Digital Libraries:
resource discovery, meta-data,
interoperability,...
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Advanced Digital Libraries: new
tools, new services and new
business models for cross-domain
content navigation ...
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Intelligent Heritage: visual
representations, 3D and VR, user
interaction and content
understanding, ...
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Intelligent Heritage: innovative
Web-based services, enhanced
learning and game playing
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Preservation: new techniques for
film restoration, digitisation
techniques, new business models
for exploitation digitised assets
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Community Memory:
experimental delivery systems,
universal access to memory,
citizen-driven creation of future
memory...
IST Programme
Cultural Heritage
 Main results
 Consensus Building:
networks of excellence, training,
standards platforms, awareness
building, benchmarking,
evaluation fora,...
Future Research
One of the Pillars of the Knowledge
Society and Economy:
INTELLIGENT ACCESS TO PERSONALISED
CULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESOURCES
to ensure leadership in the generic and applied technologies
and the development of a knowledge society for all
Commission Proposal

Genomics and biotechnology for health

Information society technologies

Nano-technologies, intelligent materials and new
production processes

Aeronautics and space

Food safety and health risks

Sustainable development and global change

Citizens and governance in the knowledge society

Anticipating science and technology needs
Budget

Genomics
2 B€

Information society technologies
3.6 B€

Nano-technologies, intelligent materials and new
production processes
1.3 B€

Aeronautics and space
1 B€

Food safety and health risks
0.6 B€

Sustainable development
1.7 B€

Citizens in the knowledge society
0.225 B€

Anticipating S&T needs
2.345 B€
 IST in the 6th Framework
Programme
ambient intelligence
 Bring “people” to the foreground as
the “centre of attention”
 Build technologies for the
background (almost invisible) which
are trustworthy and embedded in
everyday objects
the priorities - address the major societal and economic
challenges, the development of mobile and wireless
communications infrastructures and pushing the limits of
miniaturisation
Cultural Heritage
6th Framework Programme
“For cultural heritage the effort will
concentrate on intelligent systems for
dynamic access to and preservation of
tangible and intangible cultural and
scientific resources.”
public-private partnerships
Cultural Heritage
Issues for further development
 New forms of digital libraries and
content infrastructures
 Intelligent heritage and artistic
expression
 Electronic archival and digital
preservation
 Community memory and cultural
inclusion
Instruments
•
Two new instruments:
–networks of excellence
–integrated projects
•
Different from FP5 instruments
Externalisation is a key component of the
Commission ’s proposal
Networks of excellence
 Common programme of activities
 Integrating part or totality of research
activities of partners
 Several M€/year
 Selection by call for proposals
 Support researchers from other
countries via mobility instruments
 Includes research activities
Integrated projects
 Strong university/industry
collaboration
 Global funding involving public and
private investment
 Large autonomy, including possibility
to launch calls for applications
 Up to several <tens> M€/year
 Selection by call for proposals
 Can be implemented as a big project
 3rd country and SME participation
For more information
 eEUROPE
http://europa.eu.int/comm/information_
society/eeurope/index_en.htm
 Framework Programmes
http://www.cordis.lu/
[email protected]
For more information
 IST: Cultural Heritage
newsletter
http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ka3/digicult
 Cultivate Network
http://www.cultivate-int.org
[email protected]